django-maskurl 0.1

To mask django url paths, instead of built in template tag

Masking url’s on templates not to show exact path, hiding them all except get params.

Installing

pip install django-maskurl

Then add <code>maskurl.middleware.UnMaskURLMiddleware</code> to the end of your <code>MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES</code>.

MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES = (
    'dikeyshop.syncer.middlewares.SyncerMiddleware',
    'django.middleware.common.CommonMiddleware',
    'django.middleware.http.ConditionalGetMiddleware',
    'django.middleware.locale.LocaleMiddleware',
    'django.middleware.doc.XViewMiddleware',
    ...
    'maskurl.middleware.UnMaskURLMiddleware',
  )

Usage

To mask a url on a template simply at the top, before all html codes <code>{% load maskurl %}</code> line must be placed, as following;

{% load maskurl %}
  <title>...
...

Then requested urls on that html file should be one of the following formats;

- {% url 'main' %}
- {% url 'list' 4 %}
- {% url 'list' 'blah' %}
- {% url 'list' object.id %}
- {% url 'list' obj1.id obj2.id %}
- {% url 'list' obj1.name|title obj2.id|lower %}
- {{ reversed_url }}

Those can be converted as following;

- {% maskurl 'main' %}
- {% maskurl 'main' 4 %}
- {% maskurl 'main' 'blah' %}
- {% maskurl 'main' object.id %}
- {% maskurl 'main' obj1.id obj2.id %}
- {% maskurl 'main' obj1.id|title obj2.id|lower %}
- {% maskurl reversed_url %}

get params can also be added after the closing curly bracket.